Junior forward Matthew Weis broke a 3-3 tie 38 seconds into the third period to open the floodgates for Ohio State to take five of six points in the road series. Six different players scored for the Buckeyes, who were playing without second-leading scorer Nick Schilkey and third-leading scorer Tanner Laczynski, and Ohio State’s defense blocked 34 shots. Playing its first series in school history as the country’s No.1 ranked team, Penn State outshot Ohio State, 44-28, but was held winless in a series for the first time since March 11-12, 2016. The Buckeyes finish the regular season 2-1-1-1 against the Nittany Lions.
USCHO: No.11 Ohio State 6, No.1 Penn State 3
